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Having Cold, Cough. Pain On Chest Back & Arm, Sleepy. X Ray, TMT, Blood Chemistry Normal. Advise?
I do regular exercise for the last 10 days i was suffering from cold and cough. 5/6 days before while coughing and stretching I am experienceing left side chest and straight opposite to the chest of my back pain and left arm also. I undergone a chest x-ray, TMT & blood chemistry test. Nothing is adverse. but still I am having the pain slightly. Further I feel sleepy after taking meals. Please advise me
Sat, 27 Apr 2013
Hi, thanks for the query to H.C.M.
Your's blood test , TMT, X rays all are normal.
Due to stretching sometimes there is rupture of muscles fiber and we call them sprain , same thing happened in your case.
Co-incidence was that there were cough & cold so these two things intermingled.
As both were related to each other due to same area hence question of disease arises but things were normal.
One was sports injury , other was common cold.
Now take a rest 3-4 days and resume your exercise.
Good luck. Dr. HET
Your's blood test , TMT, X rays all are normal.
Due to stretching sometimes there is rupture of muscles fiber and we call them sprain , same thing happened in your case.
Co-incidence was that there were cough & cold so these two things intermingled.
As both were related to each other due to same area hence question of disease arises but things were normal.
One was sports injury , other was common cold.
Now take a rest 3-4 days and resume your exercise.
Good luck. Dr. HET
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